Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

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Herringaid, I believe that they are still in lock-step. They are still developing the Printrite3D suite as GE and others are still ramping up to full production. Printrite3D's market space is in full production of critical metallic parts. We are still waiting on the standard's bodies to develop many AM standards. We are ahead of the game and our product will be fully commercialized just as AM industry is ready to take advantage of the cost savings generated by PrintRite3D.

The industry is still developing.

The commercial aerospace industry is on the cusp of a manufacturing revolution utilizing metal and polymer 3DP technologies to produce aircraft engine components and a variety of structural and cabin components.

The number of projects in pre-production and flight testing for aircraft engine manufacturing has grown significantly in just twelve months. GE is no longer the only supplier ramping up for 3DP production. Pratt & Whitney, MTU, Airbus, and others are all integrating final parts into aircraft in volumes that range from hundreds, to thousands, and beyond.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/opportunities-for-additive-manufacturing-in-commercial-and-general-aviation-300330544.html

BTW regarding EBAM and ARCAM compatibility with PrintRite3D.

In fact, Cola said that the company has successfully implemented PrintRite3D with electron beam melting 3D printing from Arcam.

http://www.engineering.com/3DPrinting/3DPrintingArticles/ArticleID/12645/Sigma-Labs-Introduces-Much-Needed-In-Process-Quality-Assurance-to-Metal-3D-Printing.aspx

It's just the waiting for it to happen that is frustrating. Longs like you and I saw this coming and got in a few years early but the future looks brighter than ever in terms of Sigma Labs product development and AM industry relationships. The money will come IMHO and I shall stand fast to reap the reward. Good Luck